Graphs don’t have to be the worst thing in your presentation. In fact presentations – which are live, interactive, physical, 3-dimensional, personal – offer the best forum for presenting numbers through graphs as this short video (with a little help from Hans Rosling) shows.
View a short video of the top 5 things that drive me maddest in presentations. It features two young guest presenters who do as good a presenting job as most, unfortunately. View here.
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Watch this week’s videocast featuring a clip of a presenter going from a mumble to a roast almost without flinching. Important lesson on presentation delivery within. New book, Awful Presentations, available now.
Watch this week’s videocast featuring two clips – from very inexperienced communicators – to find out one of the secrets of great communication. Or just enjoy the clips.
Watch this week’s videocast, which finds insights on how to deliver a presentation from an unlikely source: the Trotter brothers. It shows how arguments unlock the key to good delivery. It’s funny, too. Get my new book, Awful Presentations, here.
Video – “MY PRESENTATION OF THE YEAR 2017″…sort of. Watch my seasonal ‘presentation of the year’ short video to see the kind of role models I like to cite, and maybe learn how a presentation should be more of a conversation than a performance.
I know it looks like the opening titles to The Brady Bunch (for those of a certain age) but this is actually a screenshot of my recent Crowdcast with Samantha kelly (and others) on presentations and ‘Awful Presentations’. It was a really good way to explore a subject with interaction, questions, polls, in-vision contributions and sample …